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Renters say Boise apartment complex violated fair housing rules (access required)

by Sean Olson

Published: February 13,2013

Tags: Fair Housing Act, Glenbrook Apartments, Idaho Fair Housing Council, lawsuit

A Boise apartment complex has been accused of violating Fair Housing Act provisions by instituting special rules for tenants who have children, among other alleged discriminatory practices. The Idaho Fair Housing Council, a nonprofit based in Boise, filed the lawsuit in federal district court after receiving complaints from two families. Both allege they were treated differently ...
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